US threats to North Korea linked to bankruptcy negotiations and global reboot

Notice to readers, due to time differences, this weeks’ report will appear by Monday evening North American East Coast time.

World events have been stuck in a holding pattern this summer but a
major paradigm shift is possible this fall if we make it happen.

The holding pattern is as follows: The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CORPORATION, which defaulted on its debt payments on May 1st of this
year, has been threatening war against North Korea as a negotiating
tactic with its creditors. Its main creditor, China, has been calling
the corporation’s bluff by promising to protect North Korea in the event
it is unilaterally attacked. At the same time, the Chinese have been
staging limited military actions on their border with India, reminding
the Americans they have the technical ability to take over that 1.3
billion person country within a matter of months, if it came to war.

The Chinese have also said they will not protect North Korea in the
event they strike the first blow. At the same time, the Russians and the
Pentagon have informed the Israelis they will be attacked if they try
to launch a nuclear missile from one of their submarines and make it
look like North Korea did it, Pentagon and Russian FSB sources say. This
has effectively checkmated any Khazarian mafia attempts to start World
War 3 because any attempt to do so will affect only them. They are no
longer able to fool us into starting a war.

In any case, the US military has run countless scenarios involving an
all out war with China and the result is always the same, 90% of
humanity dies and the northern hemisphere becomes uninhabitable. The
Chinese are fully aware of this. That means all this war talk is just
table thumping. The situation thus appears to be a stalemate.

However, it is not a stalemate. The Kharazian faction of the Trump
regime, realizing their war talk is going nowhere, is now considering
cutting off Chinese exports to the US. This is the old “if we do not
buy, they die,” talk heard in US intelligence agency circles. However,
from the Chinese point of view, losing a customer who has been paying
with his credit card for the past 40 years, and is unable to pay his
credit card bill, would actually be a plus. Nobody benefits from a
deadbeat, especially a criminal deadbeat like the US that has been at
war for 220 years of its 241 year existence.

If the Americans do decide anyway to go ahead anyway and use tariffs
and trade barriers to cut off Chinese imports and end the Chinese trade
surplus with the US, there will be many third order consequences, most
of them very bad for the US. Basically speaking the US would suffer a
sharp drop in living standards and would become a pariah in global trade
if it tried to do such a thing.